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For each false proposition, give a concrete, verifiable counterexample.\n\n## Data and exclusions\n- `data/propositions.csv`: 2 rows (A, B). `data/design.csv`: 2 rows (seed = 20261029, n = 100000).\n- No data issues were found and nothing was excluded.\n\n## Method\n- The verdicts come from mathematical argument (see `out/argument.md`). The simulation only illustrates them.\n- **A (false).** Construction: X ~ N(0,1), S an independent random sign (±1), Y = S·X. Both marginals are N(0,1). X + Y equals 0 with probability 1/2 and 2X otherwise. This large atom at 0 makes the departure from normality obvious at any reasonable sample size.\n- **B (true).** Proof via characteristic functions: multiply them, then apply the uniqueness theorem.\n- **Simulation** (`out/analysis.py`): `numpy.random.default_rng(20261029)`. It draws n = 100000 values of X, then n signs (in that order), and writes `out/counterexample.csv` (columns x, y).\n  - Reported statistics: sample means and SDs (ddof = 1) of x, y and x + y.\n  - KS distance of x + y against N(sample mean, sample SD).\n  - Auxiliary checks: KS distance of x and of y against N(0,1), the fraction of exact zeros in x + y, and corr(x, y).\n\n## Results\n- Verdicts: **A is false** (`statement_true = false`; counterexample provided). **B is true** (`statement_b_true = true`).\n- Simulated counterexample (n = 100000, seed 20261029):\n\n| quantity | value | theoretical |\n|---|---|---|\n| mean_x / sd_x | −0.0033 / 0.9982 | 0 / 1 |\n| mean_y / sd_y | −0.0002 / 0.9982 | 0 / 1 |\n| mean_sum / sd_sum | −0.0036 / 1.4059 | 0 / √2 ≈ 1.4142 |\n| KS(x+y vs fitted normal) | **0.2508** | > 0 (the law has an atom of 1/2) |\n| KS(x vs N(0,1)), KS(y vs N(0,1)) | 0.0028, 0.0016 | 0 |\n| fraction of x+y exactly 0 | 0.5005 | 0.5 |\n| corr(x, y) | −0.0082 | 0 |\n\n- The marginals fit N(0,1) closely: both KS distances are below the approximate 5% critical value 1.36/√n ≈ 0.0043.\n- The sum's KS distance of 0.25 is about 58 times that critical value, and half of the sum values are exactly 0. 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Both rest on the proofs in `out/argument.md`.\n- The counterexample is one of many. 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Both rest on the proofs in `out/argument.md`.\n- The counterexample is one of many. 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